Oro Grande

Located along 19900 National Trails Hwy in Oro Grande, California, the Oro Grande School District is an active, traditional public school district serving the surrounding community within the Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario metropolitan region. Set in a rural fringe environment, this non-charter district operates a single school facility structured to offer a comprehensive education spanning from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Functioning as an independent local education agency within California's 23rd Congressional District, 19th State Senate District, and 34th State House District, the district provides a localized learning environment dedicated to meeting state educational standards.

The district currently serves a close-knit student body of 91 enrolled children across the primary and elementary grades, representing a diverse background that includes 78 Hispanic, 6 White, 2 Asian, 2 Black, 2 multiracial, and 1 American Indian student, with a gender distribution of 49 male and 42 female learners. To foster student growth and maintain operational excellence, Oro Grande employs an active workforce equivalent to 138.2 full-time staff members. This team includes 8.5 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, 3.3 FTE instructional aides, and an extensive support staff of 126.4 FTE positions designed to address both administrative and campus needs. Families and researchers interested in learning more about the district's programs and community initiatives can visit their website at orogrande.net or contact the central office directly at (760) 243-5884.